[quote]By that argument, you just gave Christians license to try to change the beliefs of homosexuals instead of refraining from claiming that homosexual acts are wrong.[/quote] Yes. [quote]I don't know you, but I would assume you would want Christians to stop claiming this[/quote]. Yes. [quote]If I'm right, then you just hate Christians and your logic is emotionally compromised...[/quote] :/ How so? I'm not condoning mind control. Of course let ppl believe what they want. But depending on what that is, I would prefer if people didn't believe it. That's why I think it's always best to challenge beliefs. The phrase, "let people believe what they want". Seems to me like we should ignore the belief. Which I think is a bad idea because beliefs inform actions. So, Yes. Everyone has the right to challenge beliefs.. Even Christians. That doesn't mean I necessarily agree or want it to continue. Especially depending on how it's conducted. You have set up a false dichotomy. I want Christians to continue to have the ability to challenge beliefs. Yet I don't agree with there stand point. [u][b]But how is my argument emotionally comprised?[/b][/u]